The Finger Half Class (Heavy) is a type of component used in combine harvesters, which are machines designed to harvest crops efficiently by cutting, threshing, and separating grain from the rest of the plant. The Finger Half Class (Heavy) is specifically a part of the harvesting system, commonly found in the header or cutting section.

The term "Finger Half" refers to the finger-like projections or parts that are attached to the harvesting platform. These fingers help in guiding and pulling the crop into the cutter bar. The "Heavy" designation indicates that this component is made with stronger materials and is built to withstand the higher forces and wear associated with harvesting dense or tough crops. It is typically used in tough field conditions and for harvesting crops like wheat, barley, or maize, where a more robust and durable part is required.

Key Features:

• Heavy-Duty Design: Built to endure tough working conditions, such as dense or tough crops.
• Durability: Made from strong, durable materials to withstand the stresses of harvesting.
• Improved Efficiency: The finger-like projections help pull and guide the crop efficiently into the cutting bar, leading to smoother harvesting.
• Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of crops, especially those with tough stalks and dense growth.